Redouble Efforts to Find Body of Melvin Horst
Wooster Ohio February 13 Special charges of child stealing for murder will be lodged against Charles Hanna and Earl C Donald Monday in the 1925 Melvin Horst disappearance. Prosecutor Mougey said he hopes to locate the missing book and establish a corpse deficit vital to a murder case while authorities redouble efforts. Ground was dug at Hanna’s Pine Street home and near the Dilner Tile Co in Orrville as Hanna and Donald’s statements conflict.
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Mougey
Marion Graven
Warne County
Hanna
Coro'd
Junior Hanna
Charles Hanna
Elias
Arthur Arnold
Melvin
Ain
Donold
Bertha McCarthy
Orrville
Willis Horn
Arnolds
Conold
Melvin Horst
Horn
Chavie Hanna
New probe eyed in Horst disappearance case
Special Prosecutor Walter J. Monger says a new probe into the 4 year old Horst disappearance will focus on possible murder or abduction. Ora Slater of Cincinnati may assist Ohio authorities as indictments or charges against Charles Hanna and Earl Donald are considered. The case centers on who killed Melvin G. Jusior and why, with testimony tied to a garage on Orrville road and alleged liquor ties.
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Charlesanna
Earl Donald
Melvin Mer
Hanna
Junior Hana
Charles Hanna
Felvin
Frank Fret
Ciereid Avenue
Orrville
Conal
Melvin
Conald
Rey
President Hoover Leaves Florida for Washington Tonight
President Hoover sails from Florida with a fishing party aboard a motorboat expedition bound for Washington. He will ride a private car to Havana special and join the Florida East Coast lines for the trip to the capital. In Washington he plans a full day at his desk to pursue international disarmament talks and agreement with other powers at the London conference.
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Long Key
Fea
Feb
Hoover
Floridas
Gulf Dream
Washington
Havana
Florida East Coast
Atantic Coast Lines
Wasniston Moncéar
Ad International
Locdon
Ileorer
Jared
White House
Royal Air Force Upgrades Speed Ships for Victory Races
London reports the Royal Air Force accelerating toward faster fighters after lessons from Schneider Cup success. The fleet moves from 150 mph to 180 mph, with four key classes ready for service including single seater fighter interception fighter fleet fighter and day fighter. The Bristol Bulldog leads the new lineup, boasting 174 mph at sea level and a climb to 76,500 feet in 27 minutes.
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Royal Air Force
London
Royal Air Fore
Great Britain
Tyne
Bewildered Hanna links to Horst disappearance case
The Horst child disappearance probe centers on junior Hanna whose shifting stories draw police into the Hanna household. Charles Hanna, 38, remains jailed with a former drinking companion Earl Conold, as both deny involvement in the alleged murder. The boy’s alleged confession ties Donald Hanna Sr to the garage death on December 27.
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Wagster
Junior Hanna
Melvin Horst
Melvins
Charles Hanna
Hanna
Earl
Conold
Horst
Conald
Junior
Melvin
Donald
Drinkirz Wogeier
Who Saw Lincoln Readers Want to Hear From
A Chronicle Telegram reader on Lincoln's Birthday recalls reading the editorial and muses that residents of Lorain County, Elyria and nearby areas may have seen Lincoln at political gatherings in the early 1860s. The notice invites other readers who might have seen him to come forward.
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Chronicle Telegram
Lincoln
Lorain County
Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Trial Start in New Nurses Training Class at Elyria Memorial
Seven girls began the Elyria Memorial Hospital Nurses Training Course with the February term announced by John R. Mannix. The class includes Amelia Basinger Bluffton Mary Bright Elyria Mary Craig Geneva Mary Ellen Hudson Lakeville Estelle Krasneski Geneva Dorothy Schallen Elyria and Donald Johnston Lorain. The three year program runs at the local hospital with forty two nurses currently training under Matilda Allen with ten senior staff. Since the school’s 1998 start there have been 17 graduates and enrollment has risen sharply. Training, except for six months in Cleveland at City Hospital, is conducted locally.
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Elyria’ Memorial Hospital
John RE. Mannix
Amelia Basinger
Bluffton
Mary Bright
Elyria
Mary Craig
Geeval
Mary Ellen Hudson
Lakeville
Estelle Krasneski
Geneva
Dorothy Schallen
Elvria
Donald2
Johnston
Lorain
Matilda Allen
Mannix
City Hospital
Cleveland
Boys After Prizes in YMCA Tournaments
Boys compete in Pingpong, checkers, pool, and Toque artists events at the YMCA to determine champions in each game with prizes awarded to the winners. The article notes multiple tournaments ongoing to crown event champions.
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Bor
Dion
Webber Hears Sul Over Property Exchange
Judge A K Webber convenes to hear Elizabeth Kocsanyi sue Frank Tomsic for damages over a disputed property transfer allegedly lost in the exchange, seeking recovery of the asset. The case centers on ownership and accountability in the disputed transaction.
Man Overcome by Gas on Main Ridge
Charles Kuss, 8, of 226 East Third Street, was overcome by gas while working on the Orie Fuel and Gas Company main ridge Friday afternoon. He was taken to Elsom Memorial Hospital and admitted for treatment.
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Ridhe Orie Fuel and Gas Company
Charles Kuss
East Third Street
Elsrna Memorial Hospital
County cattle rating in Leram county under test
The fate of Leram county s accredited cattle rating hinges on upcoming tuberculosis tests. About three northern townships remain to be tested amid past irregularities involving imported untested cattle. Officials warn a downgrade is possible unless remaining tests show strong results.
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Leram
Lorain
Te- Maining
J. W. Reeder
Auto Victim Shows Signs Of Recovery In Lodi Street Crash
Emery Smith, 38, was struck while hurrying across Lodi street to catch a streetcar Tuesday afternoon. Hospital superintendent John R. Mannix said Smith, once in critical condition with two skull fractures, is improving after a night of rest and has a good chance for recovery. Smith resides at 215 Spruce Street.
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Elima Memorial Nestipial
Emery Smith
Smith
John R. Mannix
Wherves
Spruce Street
Lodi Street
Youth Killed In Columbus Crash
A three car crash in Columbus last night killed James H. Hedgecock aged 18 of Darton Five Oaks Avenue. Four Darton girls and a Columbus woman were injured. The girls Mary Donovan Virginia Perkins Patsy Johnson and Martha Owens sustained various injuries while the Columbus woman Binz was hurt. Hedgecock had just driven the girls from Darton to the Ohio State University junior prom. The other driver was E J Jackson of Columbus, an employee of the State Department of Agriculture. Hedgecock's sister Ruth Jane attends Ohio State.
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Columbus
Dayton
Darton
James H. Hedgecock
Five Oaks Avenue
Ohio State University
Mary Donovan
Second Avenue
Virginia Perkins
Cambridge Avenues
Patsy Johnson
Martha Owens
Neah Avenue
Wag
State Department of Agriculture
Hedgrack
Ruth Jane
Steele High School
Nation
Auto Hits Tree in Snow, Two Die, One Hurt in Cleveland
In a blind snow storm on Lake Shore boulevard two men, Francis J. Cullen 35 and Joseph Reber 41, both of Cleveland, were killed when their auto crashed a tree. Driver Charles H. Leland 55 of Alliance, Ohio, was near death at Glenville hospital. another passenger was injured. Police said the sedan left the boulevard at a curve on Bingham Hill before the tree penetration.
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Cleveland
Lake Shore Boulevard
Francis J. Cullen
Joseph Reber
Charles H. Leland
AlHance
Glenville Hospital
Bingham Hill
John Morris
Bratanahl Village
Leland
Lorain Youth Bitten by Dog Near Broad Street
Alex Molnar, 17, of Lorain, was bitten on the right leg near the knee by a dog while passing 233 Broad Street this morning. The youth was taken to Elria Clinic for dressing. Lee Minkler, county dog warden, took the dog into custody for observation.
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Hitien
Alex Molnar
Lorain
Broad Street
Elrria Clinic
Lee Minkler
Arden
Foot Injury at Thew Shere? Factory
Leland Folk, of 2045 Middle Avenue, sustained a right foot injury when a heavy casting fell during work at Thew Shere] Compar this morning. He received treatment in the Emery Room at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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Max
Leland Folk
Middle Avenue
Tre
Elyria Memoria
Neo
P. Tal
Henry Ford outlines gains from automation and stance on prohibition
Ford predicts automatic machinery will raise labor standards and create skilled jobs while reducing consumer prices through mass production. He cites a learned lesson from the stock market crash, opposes any change to prohibition, and notes European wage alignment underway. Ford spoke with United Press in his Winter Haven workshop, stressing realism about automation and strong enforcement of liquor laws.
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Henry Ford
United Press
United States
Ford
Snow blanketed Elyria as cold plunge hits Ohio
Heavy snow fell after a warm spell as Elyria and northern Ohio saw rapid temperature drops. Snow blanketed the city and much of the state, with near zero temperatures forecast. Ice on the Black River began breaking up, raising flood fears as officials recalled past ice jams. Drifting county roads could hinder traffic if the storm continues.
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Wister
Elrria
Ohio
Ware
United States
Canada
Raday
Black River
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
United States Opposes Mediterranean Protective Pact
London February 15 The American delegation to the London Naval Conference opposes a protective agreement for the Mediterranean or any sea on political grounds. They insist on voluntary commitments only after judging the Senate’s reaction and await France to reduce naval tonnage. Some delegates would concede to joint action if peace threatened but reject binding wartime obligations.
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London
Mediterranean
Mare
Senate
France
United States
America
Owl Battles Engineer On Swedish Express
An owl attacked the engineer of an electric Stockholm express near Linköping in southern Sweden. The bird shattered a cab window, grabbed the motorman with its claws and fought as the train sped. The man finally strangled the unusually large owl, despite the engineer’s grip on the switch.
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Stockholm
Linkeeping
Sweden
Nurse sues doctor for breach of promise in Chicago
Miss Totothi Grundman, 52, a nurse, files a $100,000 breach of promise suit against Dr Richard A. Nagle of Chicago who is engaged to Miss Catherine Clerk. Grundman says Nagle proposed several times and gave a ring in 1925 as he courted her. In Rome, Tiber ton Nobile, leader of the ill fated Polar expedition, is found to have limited technical ability after the Italia crash that killed lives. he resigned after the return.
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Totothi Grundman
Richard A. Nagle
Chicago
Catherine Clerk
Helow
Rome
Tiberton Nobile
North Pole
Arctic
Pole
Nobile
Plans for Community Picnic Meet of Local Committee
Plans for a summer community picnic are discussed by the civic committee of the Hirria reremans cius. Rexi Simmer proposes details to be worked out, with Arthur Hox as chairman of the Wa ram Taittee.
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Enic
Hirria Reremans Cius
Arthur H ‘Ox
Waram Taittee
Classified Ad Misprint Sparks Gaitr Pace of Items
A miscellaneous classified column advertises items for sale including household goods musical instruments poultry and poultry supplies and radios. The text promotes reading the Want Ad section daily and notes the many bargains offered each day in a period tone.
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